Moscow says it cannot support the new draft resolution on Syria. Although the text has been softened to overcome some of Russia's objections, it still falls short of addressing Moscow's main concerns. RT's Marina Portnaya in New York. Marcus Papadopoulos, editor of Politics First magazine, believ...
The watchful eyes of webcams are about to be set up across Russia, ahead of next month's Presidential elections. The move was proposed by Premier Vladimir Putin. That's after thousands of people took to the streets late last year calling for transparency in the election process. RT's Egor Piskuno...
The draft resolution on Syria under discussion at the UN Security Council is reportedly being softened to take into account Russian concerns. It's likely to have references to President Assad stepping down, and an arms embargo removed from the text. RT's Marina Portnaya reports from New York. RT ...
The United Nations Security Council has just voted on a draft resolution concerning the ongoing violence in Syria. Of the voting members, Russia and China were the only ones to vote against the draft, but as permanent members of the UNSC they both hold veto power, and the resolution has not been ...
Watch more on RT's documentary channel rtd.rt.com The village of Shoina is situated beyond the Arctic Circle, 1400 kilometers north of Moscow. This tiny settlement is known for its sands, which appeared here over 50 years ago and have been waging a relentless offensive against humans ever since, ...
Russia's Ambassador to the United Nations Vitaly Churkin said an embargo on arms supplies to Syria is out of the question -- along with any resolution that could threaten to aggravate conflict in the country. Churkin, speaking to journalists via video link, spoke out strongly against a possible a...
Russia's Space Agency's announced ambitious plans to step up exploration of the Moon and has even called for the creation of a permanent base there. Roscosmos says it'll also boost cooperation with its partners in the US and the European Union. RT's Peter Oliver brings more on that. RT on Twitter...
It's the online election battle-front, where nothing is off-limits. As Russia's Presidential campaign hots up, political activists are moving away from traditional tactics, and embracing the internet. Whether promoting ideas, or spreading fears, web campaigning is playing a bigger part than ever ...
The battle over Scotland's sovereignty is heating up in the UK, with the Scots being told they may hold an independence referendum only if London gives its blessing. It comes as a fearful British government ramps up ridicule-heavy rhetoric against the independence bid. But, as RT's Laura Smith re...
A draft resolution formed by the Arab League, which is backed by the US and EU, claims Assad's resignation is the only way to bring peace to the war torn country. Assad has been condemned for using government forces to attack anti-government protesters which has brought civil across the country. ...
Responding to Washington's failure to bring Russia on board the European missile defense system, President Dmitry Medvedev announces sweeping plans to address what Moscow deems to be a threat to national security.
Tens of thousands of people have rallied in central Moscow in the biggest popular challenge yet to Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's hold on power. Protesters were demonstrating on Saturday against alleged vote rigging in a December 4 parliamentary poll. They were chanting slogans against P...
Putin rejects European calls for election reforms To see more go to www.youtube.com Follow us on Facebook (goo.gl or Twitter (www.twitter.com Protests have continued on an unprecedented scale and internet activists have awakened a politicised middle class. But with its bloody history, can a Russi...
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Whether you are moving your belongings to Russia or taking back some black caviar for the folks, it is always better to know the do's and don'ts. Prime Time has met the customs team at Domodedovo airport.
Russia has celebrated its biggest festivity as New Year 2012 was making its way through the world's largest country's nine time zones bringing joy, fireworks and music. The highlight of the country's nine-part New Year celebration came with the festivities in the Russian capital. A jubilant crowd...
